RosNOU’s Ph.D. student Razvi Syed Ata Ul Wahid: «I truly love my job — it’s a bridge between adherents of different societies and religions»

One of the biggest private universities in Russia — Russian New University (RosNOU) — has been training foreign citizens for 20 years. Today, about 450 international students from around 30 countries, including Azerbaijan, Armenia, Afghanistan, Brazil, Greece, India, Indonesia, Iran, China, Pakistan, Serbia, Sudan and the USA, are undergoing training at RosNOU.

The translator at the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association UK Wahid Razvi Syed Ata Ul came to Russia from Pakistan and in 2009 entered RosNOU at the program “Translation and Theory of Translation” with a major in Farsi after completing RosNOU’s Preparatory Russian Language Course. "I lived and studied in Russia and found such great pleasure in it!" reminisces Wahid.

At RosNOU, he has completed the Bachelor program in Linguistics, Master’s program in Teaching Russian as a Foreign Language and has started Ph.D. studies in Culturology.

Now Wahid is 37, he is fluent in Russian, English, Urdu, Persian and Arabic, delivers humanitarian disciplines in English and accompanies Russian-speaking delegations at the events of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association UK.